SECURITYGUARDIAN US
Eight alleged US thieves indicted for stealing $5m worth of cheese, beef and cigarettes
Eight individuals were indicted in New York for their involvement in a retail theft ring that stole approximately $5 million worth of goods, including cheese, beef, copper wiring, and cigarettes, from logistics sites in Pennsylvania, Virginia, and New Jersey. The stolen items were allegedly resold in New York, according to officials.
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